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Liked By Many, Cussed By Some, ...Read By Them All ese Geor Anne >en- n 912/681-5246 Vol. 63, No. 43 • Tuesday, May 14, 1991 Since 1927, Georgia Southerns Official Student Newspaper Georgia Southern University • Statesboro, GA 30460

News Briefs ©Copyright 1991, USA Democrats and Republicans offer platforms TODAY/Apple College Information Network By KEN WARD 7 think these kinds of debates are an Staff Writer BAKER TRIES AGAIN FOR PEACE: GSU's College Republican or- important part of our freedom of Secretary of State James ganization is sponsoring a expression and a part of the political Baker Monday makes one final Republican and Democrat pre- push to rekindle hopes for a sentation of platforms Thursday process of our great nation," multination Mideast peace con- in the University Union room 270 ference. He meets Egyptian at 8:15 p.m. -Dr. Hal Fulmer, Assistant Professor President Hosni Mubarak and "This event will be presented Director. lent opportunity for the students, Soviet Foreign Minister on a level that we can understand The Democrat speakers will faculty, and staff of GSU to learn Alexander Bessmertnykh after what both parties represent and be Ron Fennel, Executive Party the beliefs of both parties." said talking for nearly six hours ultimately answer the question... Director of Georgia and Joe Keith Wilson, Chairman of Sunday with Syrian President what is a Republican and what is D'Amico, President of Georgia's GSU's College Republicans. Hafez Assad. Baker made no a Democrat," said Will Hurst, Young Democrats. "During the presentation, the progress on key points that Program Coordinator. "I try ev- "I think these kinds of debates Republicans and Democrats will Syria wants and Israel resists. ery day to learn something about are an important part of our free- have a chance to lay it on the line, politics, still there is so much I dom of expressions and a part of MARRIOTT CUTS RATES to let people know what party don't know." the political process of our great stands for what." DRASTICALLY: The Republican speakers will nation," said Dr. Hal Fulmer, Each party will have approxi- Marriott Hotels, Resorts and be Joe Fleming, the National GSU assistant professor and mately 30 minutes to present their Suites, fighting fierce competi- Republican Party Regional moderator of the platform presen- views on certain issues. After the tion and a shortage of travelers, Director of Communication and tation will cut regular rates as much "We welcome everyone to at- presentation of platforms, a 30 as 60% this summer. Average Gabe Sterling, the College tend this super presentation. minute question and answer ses- rates are normally $100 a night. Republican Evemtivfi Part^ This event will provide an excel- sion will be held. It will cut weekday rates to $49 or $59 at many hotels. But like cheap air fares, Marriott's rates Conference on are nonrefundable and must be bought at least 21 or 14 days be- fore arrival. employment relations TAX INCREASES COULD LOOM: Bad news for many taxpay- to be held Thursday ers. The recession has taken a G-A Staff Reports Layne joined OSHA in 1971 as a big bite out of state and local fi- compliance officer in Houston, The Society for Human nances, and hefty tax hikes later serving as deputy regional Resource Management will host could be on the horizon. The administrator in Dallas. He was federal officials from the Center for the Study of the States named Southeastern regional National Labor Relations Board, says that despite a record round administrator in 1989. the Occupational Health and of tax increases last year, state A representative for the EOC's Safety Administration, and the revenue rose less than 1% in the Savannah office will describe Equal Opportunity Commission first quarter of this year from strategies for implementation of in a day-long conference at GSU first-quarter 1990. Some states affirmative action plans and the Thursday. lost ground. new Americans with Disabilities The meeting focusing on cur- Act, which takes effect in 1992. EMPLOYERS MONITOR FREE TIME: rent issues in employment rela- This session begins at 11 a.m.. tions, begins at 9 a.m. in the More and more employers At 1:30 p.m. Barlow Curran, are monitoring the off-duty be- University Union Theatre with assistant district director of the havior of their workers, basing Associate Chief Judge William Wage and Hour Division of the N. Cates of the NLRB in Atlanta, hiring and firing decisions on U.S. Department of Labor will speaking on changes that have what they find. The trend, make his presentation of possible occurred in labor relations law driven by penny-pinching more policy changes under the current than by nosiness, is raising under the Bush administration. administration. Cates joined the Atlanta office new concerns about the loss of Curran served with the personal privacy. Included: of the NLRB in 1971, and was Department of Labor in South employers who fire workers who named resident office of the Florida for 12 years before as- are obese, who smoke off-duty or agency's Tulsa office in 1976. He suming his post in Savannah. have high cholesterol levels - or returned to Atlanta in 1979 as re- He supervises all wage and hour who ride motorcycles. gional attorney, and was named officials in South Georgia and associate chief administrative administers the Fair Labor CELERY MAY BE NEW HEALTH FOOD: Slow construction workers ahead law judge in 1980. Standards Act, the Federal Eating celery may lower At 10 a.m. R. Davis Layne, The widening of portions of Chandler and Lanier roads is continuing as construction crews Government Contract Wage blood pressure and cholesterol, resurface the old blacktop. Weather permitting, the new lanes are to be paved later this regional administrator for suggests a new study. Celery month. (Photo by Kevin Hudson) OSHA will talk on new regula- has been prescribed in half- tions and compliance practices. See CONFERENCE, page 10 pound daily doses for one week by Asian cultures since 200 B.C. Researchers giving rats a cel- ery extract after a month found SOAR team chosen, begins planning an average 12% to 14% drop in On April 18, the new team at- The students and parents are systolic blood pressure and a By David G. Berny tended the seventeenth annual often separated during orienta- seven-point drop in cholesterol Staff Writer tion in order to give attention to Southern Regional Orientation levels. The dose equaled two each group's needs. Workshop held at North Carolina large stalks for humans. McManus adds, "While the GSUs orientation, advisement State University in Raleigh, students are receiving assistance TYLENOL CASE BEGINS: and registration team, SOAR, North Carolina, where more than in the registration process, the has been formed and has begun 575 participants competed for Legal liability in one of the parents are given information on organizing the summer's orien- awards in skits, singing and most publicized product tamper- financing a college education." ings ever - cyanide-laced tation sessions. overall performance. Tylenol - is getting its first air- Seven sessions for parents and The GSU Team won several ing in court. Jury selection be- Members of the 1991 SOAR freshman are scheduled during honors at the convention includ- gins in Cook County Circuit team include: Jeff Adams, Jeff the summer with the first begin- ing fourth place in the skit com- Court (111.) Monday, nearly Barker, Ken Boiling, Curtis ning on June 28 and the last on petition, third place in the song nine years after seven people Combs, Brad Griffis, Kelley August 23. competition and was awarded died from taking the tainted Hare, Julie Hawkins, Susan In addition, two sessions are third place overall. pain relievers. Hettesheimer, Tony Jones, Lynn planned for transfer students. Kirkland, Jenny Long, Tami AGENT CHALLENGES POLICY: McKendree, Cathy Powell, Beth "The program assists the par- Continental Airlines ticket Shuman, Cindy Shuman, Susan ents as well as the students to ad- "We try to make the transition agent Teresa Fischette, fired as easy as possible for the student Spangler, Mike Thurman, just to the change of attending col- Members of the 1991 SOAR team has begun organizing for the last week because she refused to Andrea Tiggler, Ramsamn lege," said Michele McManus, and parents," explians. comply with Continental's new Varghese and Rani Varghese. coordinator of SOAR. McManus. summer orientation sessions. (Special Photo) rule requiring all female ground workers to wear makeup, is^asking people to Studies show that many students are eligible for financial aid write the airline to help her get G-A Staff Reports lefthanders, children of fisher- her job back. Fischette, calling expected to be available to stu- lion of public and private schol- lars." men, lineal descendants of her dismissal "a women's dents this year. arships went unclaimed in 1986. These scholarships aren't just The cost of a four-year college A study by the General Dr. John Bear, in his book for valedictorians. In fact, only 3 Confederate soldiers, paper car- choice issue and a civil rights riers and golf caddies, to name a issue," says she's prepared to go education at many private col- Accounting Office reveals that Finding Money for College, percent of scholarships are based few. to court. leges is quickly approaching many parents and students in- states, "Different so-called au- on grades, the Wall Street $80,000 - That's $3,300 shy of the correctly believe they are not eli- thorities differ mightily on the Journal reports (December 11, Scholarship Search Inc. finds median price of a home in the gible for aid. Every year, mil- exact amount, but they all agree 1987), and families with annual students sources of financial aid, DOW JONES OPENS ON DOWNSWING: United States. lions of eligible students miss out that a very large amount of incomes as high as $80,000 may and provides ideas to cut college The Dow Jones average of 30 According to a College Board on their share because they don't money that could be spent on col- be eligible. costs. The company uses a com- industrials opens Monday at survey, tuition at four-year public apply, or don't know how to com- lege scholarships, if only some- There is money for all kinds puter with a data base worth 28 2920.17, down 50.98. The New institutions will increase 7% plete aid applications in a man- one had asked, goes unclaimed of students. For ex., television billion dollars in financial aid, York Stock Exchange composite while the average inflation rate ner that will insure the best every year - simply because no star David Letterman who had one of the largest data bases in the opens at 205.87, down 3.61. The over the past year was 5.6%. chance of receiving an award. one did ask. The various esti- only a 'C average at Ball State nation. American Stock Exchange Yet there is plenty of financial According to the National mates range from as 'little' as University in Indiana offers market value opens at 364.02. aid available. The College Board Commission on Student several hundred million dollars money for 'C students. See AID, page 10 down 2.34. states more than $27.9 billion is Financial Assistance, $6.6 bil- to as much as seven billion dol- There is money available for The v George-Anne Tuesday, May 14,1991 F Police still searching for Gainesville murderer BY By MARK MAYFIELD it could still be several weeks, will say only: "Danny Rolling is were slain in their off-campus could have happened anywhere," Said Karen Dewar, 18, a Co ©Copyright 1991. USA TODAY/Apple possibly two or three months being prosecuted for armed rob- apartments. The killings set off said Carol Hyde, manager of freshman: "I haven't put it behind College Information Network away." bery." weeks of terror during which stu- Gatorwood Apartments, a well- me. I won't walk around here at Attention, at least by the tele- Said Joyce: "It's very obvious dents bought guns, shunned kept complex where the last two night. My parents were scared for thi GAINESVILLE, Fla. — The vision and newspaper reporters the task force is taking a hard night-time activity outdoors and victims were found. All but four me to come here this semester." sot terror that gripped this college focusing on this case, has turned look at this individual (Rolling), approached all strangers with of Gatorwood's 240 apartments Comments like those reflect de town last year has vanished, gone to Danny Rolling, 36, of but we're not at the point of nam- suspicion. are rented, including the apart- what many here believe is a "loss fro with the passing months since a Shreveport, La. Rolling is wanted ing anyone a suspect." Adding to the terror here were ment where the two bodies were of innocence" on a college cam- serial killer last struck. in his hometown for attempted Rolling's emergence as a sus- the grisly details. The first three found. pus. But a nagging uneasiness murder in an attack on his father pect has drawn attention away victims, all women, all attractive At the Williamsburg Village "A lot of students here come and is currently jailed in Ocala, from another highly publicized brunettes with similar physiques, pl« remains as each week passes Apartments, where the first two from conservative, middle-class we Fla., on an unrelated armed rob- suspect in the Gainesville case. were mutilated; one was decapi- without an arrest in the mutila- victims were found, there are no families where violence is la! bery charge. Edward Lewis Humphrey, 19, tated. tion slayings of five college stu- vacancies. something that happens on TV," wl A prosecutor in Ocala last who was enrolled at the univer- The last two victims were dents last September, just as the It's quiet on the University of said Nikitah Imani, 23, a doctor- re month confirmed that genetic sity when the killings occurred, found last Aug. 28. They in- school year was starting. Florida's tree-lined, sun- ate candidate in sociology. "V tests of Rolling's DNA matched is serving a 22-month sentence at cluded the only male among the The scramble to find the killer drenched campus this week; As summer classes begin next Di seemed to get a boost Thursday evidence found at the Gainesville a state prison mental hospital, five victims. Police suspect he spring semester classes ended week, University of Florida offi- when a prosecutor — assigned crime scenes. convicted of assaulting his was killed because he shared an last week and summer classes cials say it's back to business. full time to the case — began delv- But, as if to underscore the grandmother. apartment with the killer's sus- begin next week. Enrollment is up from a year ago, de ing into the evidence at the offices tension surrounding the Lab tests reportedly failed to pected target, another young "Things are more relaxed despite the loss of 400 students who ca of a 60-member police task force Gainesville slayings, the prose- link him to the Gainesville slay- brunette. now," said Rhoda Cribbs, 20, a left the school because of the foi investigating the killings. cutor who confirmed the DNA re- ings. At apartment complexes where Florida junior. "For a while killings last fall. sa "He's taking a look at various sults — John Moore, an assistant It has been more than eight the victims were killed, the noto- there, it seemed like everybody This fall, administrators ex- aspects ... to begin putting to- state attorney in Marion County months since five students, four riety has not permanently af- was carrying guns." pect 1,000 more students — about gether a package, hopefully to — has been taken off the case. of them enrolled at the University fected rentals. Students now seem wiser and 35,000 total — than last fall's en- sei take to a grand jury," said task His replacement, assistant of Florida and another at nearby "Everybody understands these more mature than they were be- po force spokesman John Joyce. "But. state attorney Reginald Black, Santa Fe Community College, were random murders. They fore the attacks. 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The require other genes working in now known to determine the said Peter Koopman, National gene was incorporated into the concert to produce a male. What A Great Deal! maleness of mice and men, a Institute for Medical Research, genetic material of three mice Said Page: "I'm comforted by study shows. London. and they developed as males. the fact that this would be techni- Purchase any suit, tie, and The finding, in Thursday's The gene was found about a The technology cannot be de- cally difficult to do in humans Nature magazine, is the first year ago in studies of mutant veloped to change the sex of adults and probably would produce ge- shirt and receive a free proof of a trigger gene for gender. mice with two X chromosomes and is impractical for changing netic disasters most of the time." pair of shoes (An $80

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Principal bands high school play Free Classified By NANCY REID door for $3. drates them, the skit is so absurd something that we've all grown ©Copyright 1991. USA TODAY/Apple Though the students are now it couldn't be taken literally, he from," Blackaller said. Advertisements... College Information Network risking the cost of renting the said. Still, he said he hopes the few stage, they say they understand All the children are named, in people who objected to "Grease" ...It just doesn't make Turk's position. BOISE — Boise High School French, after fruits or vegetables, don't stifle future student efforts. sense, but it works. Try "I think she (Turk) is afraid to thespians said they learned a les- Aubergine (eggplant), Potiron He said, "It would be nice to take risks," Dugger said. "It's it out in the next edition son about "show biz" when a stu- (pumpkin) and Abricot (apricots), see people who normally don't hard because she has the commu- of the George-Anne! dent-written play was banned Dugger said. speak out to give some words of nity riding on her back." from the school stage. In one scene, Minerva's encouragement." Turk said she and Dugger daughter accuses her of chopping agreed to disagree about whether up the pet cat. Minerva responds: The play, one of five one-act the play was appropriate for a "I'm your mother, not a mur- plays initially scheduled for this high school stage. derer. Abri's cat had a simple weekend, was temporarily halted Public school productions accident, that's all, and I just last month during rehearsals must maintain a stricter stan- couldn't let all that good meat go when Principal Blossom Turk dard than private productions, so to waste." read the script. It's titled as not to offend patrons and other Dugger said the play is filled "Vegetables Are Always Better community members, Turk said. with meaningless humor, much Dried." This winter, after the student like that used by "Monte Python," theater club performed "Grease," "I think a high school play a British comedy group. a romance about a good girl and a dealing with infanticide and Dugger's mother, Ginger bad boy set in the 1950s, Turk said cannibalism is not appropriate Hastings, said she found the play she received nine letters. for a public high school," Turk "offensive" and understood Pour letters, all from Nampa said. "And it's my call." Turk's objections after reading residents, berated her for autho- the script. Playwright Jamie Dugger, a rizing the play because they said "It's real bizarre," she said. senior, said at first he was disap- it condones behavior adults try to "But, I guess I thought Steven pointed. But, he said he decided condemn, such as smoking, King has a mother and I suppose t the "show must go on" when cast drinking and sex, she said. she doesn't like his stuff either." members of the five plays rallied "I have to be sensitive to the On a whole, Dugger said los- behind him. morales and values of the com- ing privileges to Boise High's The students decided if one of munity," she said. stage has been a positive experi- the plays couldn't be staged, they While Turk said she didn't ence. Finding a financial backer would look for another venue for find fault in "Grease," she thinks and another stage are problems all of them. Dugger's play crossed the line. Dugger might face again in the They found it at the Morrison But Dugger said the play is a future, he said. Center's Stage II. The plays will farce. Though the main charac- Junior Dwayne Blackaller, be presented May 24-25 at 8 p.m. ter, Minerva, which he plays, who plays Potiron, agreed. Tickets will be available at the slices up her children and dehy- "Overall, it has turned into

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* George-Anne Liked By Many, Cussed By Some... Since 1927, Georgia Southern's Official Student Newspaper Read By Them All Clint Rushing Gary A. Witte Tuesday, May 14,1991 Editor Managing Editor

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Tuesday, May 14,1991

Theatre South performs Three Penny Opera Student keeps busy with pair of clubs a year. By NANCY ROWELL on the audience. By REBECCA DAVIDSON Although Washington D.C. ASME has many benefits to Staff writer Staff Writer boasts the Lincoln Memorial, the offer the engineering student. The Threepenny Opera is Jefferson Memorial, and is an Chal Jeans is a busy fellow. ASME is one of the world's rated R for a specific purpose... important city in the history of Somehow, the 23-year-old engi- largest technical publishers. this play is recommended for ma- democracy, only blocks from the neering major manages to be a On a more local level, the GSU ture audiences only. capital is one of the worst places to full time student, president of two chapter, in conjunction with the It exposes life in the underside live in the country. "You have different organizations and still Georgia Tech Center for of society: the pimps, whores, absolute hopeless poverty and of meet with reporters. Rehabilitation is currently work- pickpockets, crooks, beggars, course it's turned into a Jeans is the current president ing on developing an all-terrain homeless people, thieves, crooked battleground with drugs and of the Georgia Southern chapter of vehicle for quadriplegics. cops and our 'hero,' Mack the crime," said Kluever. the ASME, (The American The Reformed University Knife--a rapist and a murderer. It is poverty and the 1996 Society of Mechanical Fellowship, the other group Jean's The Threepenny Opera is a presidential inauguration that Engineers), as well as the presi- is involved with is sponsored by satirical fantasy of crime and set the stage for The Threepenny dent of RUF, (Reformed the local Presbyterian church. It University Fellowship), a reli- is a ministry for teaching the sex in the 1890's Soho under- The Threepenny Opera's MacHeath, played by Neil Morris, is Opera. gious organization. gospel of Christ. world. Bertolt Brecht was in- surrounded by his "ladies" (I to r: Tracy Suttles, Trac Brunelle, Rhonda Because this play has such an spired by the eighteenth century "Everybody is welcome at ei- Jeans stressed the inter-de- Eschete, All Lalpple, and Heather Hart) (Photo by Clint Home) important message, Theatre play The Beggars Opera, which South and Catering Management ther group," said Jeans. nominational and multi-racial was written by John Gays. NFS 461 are holding a benefit for The ASME currently has about aspect of RUF- All are welcome. Threepenny holds a record as show. You're going to see a down this land of the free and the home Habitat for Humanity which has 27 members. The nationwide The group is involved in many the longest-running play in and dirty, earthy, raw sex and of brave and we ignore our own recently been established in membership exceeds 119,000, activities and sponsors guest Berlin's history and also one of social commentary." citizens because we have to...we Statesboro. 19,000 of which are students. To be speakers regularly. Some of the the longest running off- Theatre South is very think." Dinner Theatre will be held a student member, you must be activities include The Agape Broadway shows of all time. dedicated to emphasizing the The play should help people May 15, in the Herty building, enrolled in an approved engi- Project, a mission visit to the in- "The music is like a parody of very serious connotations of this understand that they can pull room 115 at 6:30. Tickets are neering or engineering technol- ner-city of Augusta. It was an at- opera; its making fun of opera," play. It is an attempt to open our together and work to eliminate available in the Communication ogy curriculum at the under- tempt on the part of RUF to reach said Dando Kluever, the director, eyes to the ugly aspects of this problem. The setting of the Arts building. graduate or graduate level. out to the urban poor of the "It's not like an opera, there won't America. play has been changed so that it ASME is a fairly inexpensive Augusta area. be anything boring about this Kleuver said, "Here we are, will have a more profound effect See THEATER, page 10 organization to join. There is a RUF meets every Tuesday at 9 $15.00 national fee, and the local pm in the Student Union, and an chapters fees run from 5-9 dollars average of 35-45 people attend. An exclusive interview with Drivin' 'rV Cryin' Tim: No, we don't play small By KEVIN HUDSON clubs in Atlanta, I mean, there Staff Writer were 10,000 at Six Flags, and Drivin' 'n' Cryin brought their we're playing the Fox Theater Rout v Fly me Courageous tour to Sa- again this Th- sgiving. vannah's Civic Center last week. G-A: Wha_.. T the tour so through our ^ Before they arrived, in an ex- far have you enjoyed the most, clusive interview with The Ge- and what was it about that one? orge-Anne, Tim Neilsen dis- Tim: Well, the Dallas show, personals cussed how the band is coping with their successes, and what the We're brothers... future looks like for "DNC". & find the G-A: It seems that DNC's popu- united brothers larity has been growing espe- cially fast lately. How do you feel conquering the about how the new album has been planet with selling? ..Tim: Well, it's not the kind of Rock'n'Roll, DIRT! thing that's going to take off overnight. It takes a while, but I -Tim Neilsen of DNC think we're gaining momentum. and a couple days ago we kicked We're doing real well on the butt somewhere....The Atlanta B&G Factory Direct • B&G Factory Direct • B&G Factory Direct charts and the new video is get- show was real successful, we ting a great response-MTVs go- played...in L.A. One of the shows ing to start playing in the next in Charlotte, North Carolina was couple of weeks. really successful, both of those j B&G Factory Direct G-A: The new video is from shows were real "kickers". Merchandise from America's Build A Fire, right? Memphis was cool too, we played Tim: Yes. for about 10,000 people in Mem- favorite collegiate lines at G-A: What is the general phis. discount prices. Kevn Kinney presented the lead vocals at Drivin' 'n' Cryin's recent theme of the new video? G-A: How has the busier performance at Savannah's Johnny Mercer theater. The band is Tim: It's real live and ener- schedule affected your relation- about two months into their Fly Me Courageous tour. getic. It's mostly from our concert ships back home? •KNIT SHIRTS (Photo by: Kevin Hudson) at Six Flags last month, and it in- Tim: Well, personally, I don't cludes a few live shots from • SHORTS radio, we'll see where it goes. have any relationships with peo- s around the park. Tim: Well, we're number 93 ple at home; I've got my G-A: What was the idea for the in the Billboard charts, right G-A: What do you think will be • BRAIDED BELTS the next song you release after friends...My girlfriend lives in Fly Me Courageous Video? now. The single Fly Me Coura- New York, but I can't speak for Tim: Well, the concept for it geous is 37- it's been on the charts Build A Fire! • DENIM SKIRTS Tim: I don't know...I think the other guys that are married, was from the Greek Myth of for thirteen weeks, and it is the and it's definitely kind of strain- • SUMMER DRESSES Icarus, which is a story about a number one single on Pirate The Innocent. G-A: Well, on another subject, ing, but it's the only way you're person named Icarus and his fa- Radio in L.A., which is the major going to make it by touring all the record/rock station out there. I noticed on your March/April ther who were locked in a jail time. I mean this is what we're Build A Fire has just been re- schedule that the only date you tower. They built wings out of going to do, this is our careers. AND MUCH MORE leased this week, so we're waiting scheduled in Georgia was at Six s feathers and wax and he flew out G-A: There's been a lot in the NAME-BRAND of the tower, but when he saw that for it to take off. It's on light rota- Flags. It surprised me that you weren't playing any of the news lately about bands breaking MERCHANDISE! he could fly he got this ego trip, the tion on MTV, but the way MTV up, or saying they are, Jane's Ad- wax melted, and he fell into the works, they'll wait until radio be- smaller Atlanta clubs. After the tour, do you think you'll go back diction, for example. Is DNC hav- sea. gins to really pick-up on it, and and play some of the smaller G-A: How have the songs and we've only just begun with the ra- See DRIVIN', page 10 MastlSCard VISA videos done on the charts so far? dio, so, after a couple weeks on the clubs in Atlanta?

9:30 - 6:00 MON - SAT Things are not always as they appear Liked By Many, 5! 107 W. MAIN ST. when it comes to Mother's Day Cussed By Some, ...Read By Them All STATESBORO, GA "The concept of mother has be- National recognition for By ANN SWEENEY come generic rather than spe- Mother's Day began in 1914, after 489-DEAL (3325) ©Copyright 1991, USA TODAY/Apple College'lnformation Network cific," said Renee Hershey, a six-year campaign by Anna M. B&G Factorv Direct • B&G Factorv Direct • B&G Factory Direct Mother's Day spokeswoman at Jarvis, who wanted to honor her The baby sitter, "my father's Hallmark's Kansas City, Mo., own mother. new wife" and even dear old dad. headquarters. Hallmark, the card industry In their own way, they all spell "What we're celebrating here leader, began making Mother's Mother. is nurturing and care giving," Day cards in the 1920s. And even Only 20 percent of this year's she said. back then, said Hershey, there Nancy's Barber & Style Shop crop of Mother's Day cards ac- Hallmark alone will produce were cards for a nurturing Dad, tually will go to good old Mom on 1,200 designs in five languages and for someone "who has been No. 16 Simmon's Shopping Center • 764-5918 May 12. The rest will go to the this year, so that no generic like a mother to me." Days & Hours likes of neighbors, teachers, Mother goes without her Day. In today's greeting card par- Mon - 8:00 - 6:00 stepmothers, aunts, Grandma Industry-wide, card sales will lance, Mother's Day cards are Tue - 8:00 - 6:00 Specializing in Cuts and Perms Only and "the one I love." "exchanged," meaning card Wed - CLOSED number 150 million. Thurs - 8:00 - 6:00 "Customers buy cards for ev- Hershey said there are cards manufacturers like to view them Fri-8:00-6:00 Our Motto: "Try Us Once, You'll Be Back!" ery mother they know, often $30 or to cover every conceivable rela- as a multi-lane highway outside Sat-8:00-3:00 $40 worth," said Patty Plaza, as- tionship, including socially the mother-child relationship, sistant manager of the Gala Card awkward situations that don't fit with mothers sending to other LADIES Shop in Detroit. For shops like the traditional maternal mold. mothers and husbands to wives. MEN $ $ Wet Layer Cut 8.00 Gala, MD — as Mother's Day is Included are greetings ad- Hershey said Hallmark has a Old Fashioned Barber Cuts . . 6.00 known in the trade — is second dressed to "My Father's New new line of cards for "Mom — the Wet Layer Cut 8.00 Wet Cut with Blow Dry 10.00 only in sales to Xmas — another A Wife," and cards to send to a one who provides a warm lap and Shampoo, Cut & Blow Dry ... 10.00 Shampoo Style Cut . 12.00 & 15.00 trade word. mother who was never close. a bowl of chow" — from the fam- Perms 30.00 & up Industry sources say chang- Hershey said her husband ily cat or dog. Presumably, fam- Roffler Razor/Sculpture Cut .. 10.00 ing times and trashed relation- will send an appropriately de- ily or friends send them on the Perms 25.00 & up Waxing 6.00 ships have expanded the market. signed Mother's Day card to his pet's behalf. Braids 5.00 & up Today, more than half of all ex-wife. "After all, she did raise "I like birdies and bugs, but I married women work and 35 per- his two children. She deserves love getting hugs — especially, 3 Available Barbers & Stylists: Ned Kennedy, Ruby McCranie & Nancy Verde (Owner) cent of the nation's children live some recognition on Mother's Mom, if they're yours," purrs one WALK-INS WELCOME • PERMS BY APPOINTMENT ONLY with stepparents. Day," Hershey said. kitty-sent greeting. George-Anne Tuesday, May 14,1991

GSU student collects and restores legendary war cannons and guns

ByGARYA.WITTE "When I see a really good same," said Lovett. "They tend to In addition to his National deal...even if it isn't something I crop up in the most unusual Managing Editor Guard duties, he is also a member want...Ill go ahead and buy it. places-in the backs of people's of not one, but two reenactment Ralph Lovett collects guns. . "Then 111 trade, or sell it at a houses, Veteran of Foreign Wars units-the 10th Georgia Infantry Not just any kind of guns, but profit and then buy what I really Posts-I even bought one from the and the 7th Illinois Cavalry-who BIG guns. wanted," said Lovett. Ft. Valley police dept. meet about once a month to The kind of guns that can lay Lovett's enthusiasm for ar- reenact battles of the Civil War. waste to buildings, houses, cars tillery extends to more than just "I've been doing this long enough now that people will come and can do major property dam- his collection. Through the GSU As a part of these units, Lovett up to me and say, 'I was up in age. ROTC, he has become a second and pieces of his collection have Virginia and saw a piece you Lovett, a senior history major, lieutenant in the Georgia had parts in such movies as North might be interested in.' is one of only a handful of collec- National Guard, 214th FA, Bravo and South, North and South part tors across the U.S. that has li- Battery, and will be attending the "Leads like that can be very II, Paris Trout, and Glory. censes that authorize him to re- Field Artillery Officer's Basic helpful." said Lovett. store, to firing condition, ar- Course this September. tillery pieces that were made after "I find it interesting from both 1898. a historical point of view and be- Howitzers, for instance. cause-being a Field Artillery "There are three licenses that Officer-it relates directly to what I'm required to have: a Class III I hope will be my everyday job," Collector's license, which is like Ralph Lovett, a senior history major, takes a moment to pose with said Lovett. saying that you have a security his 10 pounder Parrot Civil War cannon during a reenactment of a "My emphasis is European fw^)!||l Lee's Restaurant clearance, a Dangerous Material battle (Special Photo) history, so this gives me some- license, and I have to buy a thing much more tangible to "We Serve The Best Food In Town" Manufacturer's license for each study than the obscure ideas you one I restore to firing condition," might find in a textbook," said 764-4746 said Lovett. Lovett. Of course, not just anyone can "Knowing the technical capa- get these licenses. bilities of a military force...you Come and try our "[The Class III Collector's li- can learn why they did things a cense] means that [the Treasury certain way...or why they might BREAKFAST SPECIAL Dept.] has checked you out and have failed." SERVED 6-10AM found you aren't a subversive or- Lovett tells of an interesting OPEN UNTIL MIDNIGHT ganization." childhood when he was eight he He currently owns 11 artillery began collecting military pieces and has restored and sold uniforms, and his first purchase five or six others. of a German Heavy Field His formidable collection in- Howitzer at age 13 with the help of cludes a nine-pound British his father, a banker and farm Carronade that was on display supply dealer. last quarter at the ROTC dept., a The warehouses and heavy 57 mm anti-tank gun, and a trucks his father has access to Stewart tank. came in handy for this unusual Actually firing these guns This 8.8 S.F. Kanone, a WWI German Naval Gun, is one of eleven hobby. artillery pieces in Lovett's collection (Special Photo) hasn't been a problem so far, ac- "It's a lot more convenient for cording to Lovett. gun store and buy a 57mm anti- the practice projectiles me than it would be for a lot of "We often have farmers who tank shell," said Lovett. separately. In some cases, he has people." will volunteer their field because to make the shell casings by According to Lovett, finding they love to see this sort of thing The explosives license allows hand. the pieces are, at the same time, fire," said Lovett. Lovett to buy and store the An expensive hobby is made easier and more unusual than Ammunition, however, is an- material he needs to hand load less so by a bit of trading on one might expect. other story. the shells he fires. He has to buy Lovett's part. ' "No one piece has been the "You can't just go to the local the shell casings, the powder, and

Madonna sparks controversy with comments about Catholic church and its ideas about celibacy

By JACK GARNER her "Blond Ambition" tour, and, the realms of sexuality, includ- getting used to it." ©Copyright 1991, USA TODAY/Apple in particular, her relationship ing homosexuality," Madonna About that message, she says, College Information Network with her dance troupe, with "Dick says. "I'm very interested in gender Tracy" co-star Warren Beatty, "There is this wave of hysteria reversal, and combining things, ta tl 1 Madonna is sitting on a sofa and with her family and friends. against it, and it's something I femininity-masculinity, accept- in her Hollywood hotel room, try- And it's also a movie with an have to counterattack. That's one able modes of behavior in society. 2 ing to help her publicist work a agenda: The challenging of the of the major issues we're dealing I'm definitely interested in 00 G.S.U. crossword puzzle. standard attitudes toward sex — with in this film." challenging those ideas, and I N. Main St. .. _ "I need a five-letter word for heterosexual and homosexual. She agrees "Truth or Dare" know it's a big part of my work, ; - 'discouraged,"' he tells her. Joyously embracing a public per- challenges an old sexual double- and I acted out a lot of those things < "I don't know, but I'll think ception that she's some sort of standard in entertainment: in my stage show." about it," Madonna says. brazen hussy, she's a Donna Much that she does on stage that And, backstage, she encour- % Obviously, words that mean Quixote, tilting with sexual shocks people has been accepted ages her mostly gay ensemble of "discouraged" aren't prominent windmills. behavior for men for years, from dancers to act out aspects of homo- LEE'S + in Madonna's mind right now. "I want to provoke ideas," says Jim Morrison to Mick Jagger. sexual life, including one robust, After all, very few people have the Material Girl. "What's accepted in a man as onscreen kiss. achieved her sort of success in en- "I feel that sexuality is a taboo a performer is the music," "The audience is going to see LUNCH SERVED HAM - 3PM tertainment today. And her con- subject, and this country is going Madonna says. "The audience two men kissing, and see it's a troversial, multimillion dollar, more and more into a conserva- deals with the music and the mes- beautiful thing, hopefully," she love-her-or-hate-her reputation tive vein. That's a catastrophe, sage in the music. With me, they says. "I think it's a beautiful may go right through the roof with because I think, like anything, kind of get caught up in me, and thing, and I think seeing it, helps her red-hot new backstage docu- the more you try to shove some- write off any talent I may have. get rid of preconceived notions mentary, "Truth or Dare." thing into the closet, the more But it only makes me work that people have." The movie began life as a con- hang-ups people get because of it. harder. Asked if anything shocks her, cert movie, but that's not what it "I think self-love, self-explo- "I think the message of my Madonna says, "Ignorance became. The final film is only ration, masturbation, whatever, music and my life is beginning shocks me." Wamdiandiightare^^ about 25 percent stage footage. are all a big part of people's lives, to sink in to people. In the begin- She hopes her film's audience The rest is a fly-on-the-wall look and I think people have to come to ning, they were all shocked by it, will react "as honestly as they at Madonna's offstage life during deal with it, and that covers all but now they're catching on, and possibly can.

Faculty performs ALL THE WEIGHT YOU CAN LOSE By ANA LUCIO Staff writer

In the fall of 1988 Rohan Quince organized a play featuring GSU faculty. Apparently the student body enjoyed the play because Quince kept organizing them each quarter. "It is his baby"as Donald Davis would say. Many members of the English department along with the Communication Arts department perform the plays. They perform ijheer Tmt Foundation SPF4, Ukra Skin Protector SPF 23, Deep Ebony Waterproof Mascara one play per quarter and seem to INCLUDES PHYSICIAN'S 4°b»£»-WEIGHT LOSS enjoy it quite a bit. Centers. artdLigkMTanr^Mdsmizer.Wecalidmiour fDCRLG nORflflflfT Every spring quarter to C0NSULTAT10N COSHHIC STUDIOS commeorate Shakespeares NOBODY KNOWS WEIGHT LOSS LIKE PHYSICIANS WEIGHT LOSS CENTERS Sunshine Companions. Yours to enjoy freewkh any'MerkNorman purchaseol$l45Q. i'Vr :. iv information on lliis terrific offer, call the Physicians WEIGHT LOSS Ccutvi nearest yot; ;..!.:;.' birthday the performers perform One fftt pet fusioax-r m*Jr vjpplin iw something from his works. This quarters theme was Shakespeare 601 Brannen Street (Across from Winn Dixie) 764-9019 MERLE NORMAN COSMETICS on love. It consists of different Hours: Mon-Wed-Fri (9-6) Exp. 31 May 91 #12 College Plaza STATESBORO, GEORGIA 30458 "System I Only. The Physician is available in each Cenler a minimum of one evening per week. Required nuinlional supplements are al regular prices. See SHAKESPEARE, page 10 i 1991 Copyrighl Physicians WEIGHT LOSS Centers of America. Inc.. Akron. Ohio 4433.1-2496 Phone 681-3870 Southern Sports The like A Cloud George-Anne

Tuesday, May 14,1991 Sports Briefs ©Copyright 1991. USA TODAY/Apple College Information Network Hurricanes blow Eagles away TRAIL BLAZERS TOP JAZZ: The Portland Trail Blazers By PAUL FLOECKHER Eagle starter Joey Hamilton moved to second on a passed ball Ryan Carp on the mound, but he Meanwhile, Miami starter Jeff Sunday night took a command- Sports Editor (12-6) saw his six-game winning and scored on Dimore's double. fared no better. Yuro scored the Alkire pitched an almost flaw- streak end. Hamilton struck out The 'Canes scored two runs in final run of his college career on less game, allowing only two ing lead in their NBA playoff The GSU baseball Eagles seven 'Canes, but was done in by the fifth and two more in the sixth Wolkosky's bases-loaded walk to singles in six innings of work. series. The Blazers beat the ended their season on a low note sloppy defense that led to three to mount a seemingly safe 7-1 Kevin Hallman. Alkire improved to 8-2. Utah Jazz 104-101 for a 3-1 lead over the weekend, losing three unearned runs in the first two lead. GSU's Mike Miller was robbed After relieving Alkire, lefty in the best-of-seven Western straight to the fourth-ranked Conference semifinal. Also, the innings. Dimore tripled into the right- of a homer in the second inning Silvio Censale held GSU to one hit Miami Hurricanes at Mark Los Angeles Lakers eased past The game was likely center field gap and scored on a when his long drive was kept in to notch his first career save. Light Stadium in Miami. the Golden State Warriors 123- Hamilton's last as an Eagle. The single to make the score 4-0. the park by a swirling wind. Saturday marked GSU's first The offense left the Eagles in 107 in the West, and Horace junior from Statesboro is expected Charles Johnson's run-scoring However, he wouldn't be robbed in shut-out loss in 84 games. The the first two games, as they lost 4- to be a first-round selection in the single accounted for the second the eighth. Eagles had not been blanked Grant had 22 points and 11 re- 2 Friday and 7-0 Saturday. June amateur draft. run in the fifth. With two outs, Miller made the since a 13-0 disaster at Clemson bounds for the Chicago Bulls in Southern fell 10-5 Sunday. GSU also suffered from the To no one's surprise, Dimore score 7-5 with a solo homer to left. last April 17. a 101-85 win against Losers of four straight, the loss of All-American right keyed the Miami sixth. After The round-tripper was Miller's Known for pitching and de- Philadelphia. Eagles closed the regular season fielder Todd Greene. Greene was drilling a run-scoring double, he 15th, moving him ahead of fense, the 'Canes took an early 4-0 at 32-27. Miami, headed for the BRAVES DOWN PIRATES: forced to leave the game in the came home on Fabregas' double. Sumner for second place on the lead behind a surprising power NCAA regionals, improved to 43- Ron Gant and Dave Justice fourth after fouling a ball off his In return for GSU's early-in- team. surge. 14. hit two-run home runs and Steve leg. ning generosity, Miami gave The Eagles' first run typified Center fielder Johnathen Avery (4-1) allowed four hits Miami 10, GSU 5 GSU blunders gave Miami a 1- Southern three runs in the sev- their weekend. Slater doubled Smith gave Alkire all the support and an unearned run over six The final linescore at Mark 0 lead in the first inning. Gino enth. The Eagles managed just and Holder singled to put run- he would need by belting a solo innings as the Atlanta Braves Light Stadium Sunday read 14 Dimore led off with an infield hit, one hit, but took advantage of five ners at the corners with no outs, homer in the second inning, giv- beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 6-1 hits and no errors for the Miami one of his four hits on the day. walks by Hurricane pitchers. but Hallman grounded into a ing the Hurricanes a 1-0 lead. Sunday. In other NL games: Hurricanes, with five hits and Dimore took second on After Craig Cassedy and Chad double play. Slater scored on the After Miami added another Cincinnati 5, Chicago 3; four errors for the GSU Eagles. Hamilton's errant pickoff throw. Sumner both walked, senior grounder to short, but the 'Canes run in the second, shortstop Chris Philadelphia 7, Los Angeles 3; The Eagles should be happy Dimore scored when Jorge Mike Yuro lined a 1-2 pitch to left- happily traded one run for two Anderson blasted a two-run home Montreal 8, San Diego 6; New they were within five runs. Fabregas singled to right and center field for a single to score outs. run in the fourth to put the 'Canes York 4, San Francisco 2, 11 in- Cassedy. up 4-0. Miami's Jose Prado showed catcher Buddy Holder couldn't The Hurricanes scored three nings; St. Louis 7, Houston 3. Bobby Slater walked on four Miami closed the scoring with why he's the top freshman pitcher handle Greene's throw home. runs in the eighth, and reliever in the country. Prado (8-3) picked straight pitches to load the bases, three runs in the seventh. All ROYALS BEAT BREWERS: After Miami added another Greg Knowles retired the Eagles up the win by allowing only one then Holder walked on an outside three were charged to Greene, who Mike Boddicker pitched five run in the first, the 'Canes pushed 1-2-3 in the ninth to wrap up run and three hits while striking 3-0 offering to force home Sumner loaded the bases with no outs be- innings before leaving with a the lead to 3-0 in the second. Chris Miami's sweep. out four through six innings. with GSU's third run. fore being relieved by Ronald sore elbow as the Kansas City Anderson reached on an error, Jamie Wolkosky replaced Miami 7, GSU 0 Stanford. Royals beat the Milwaukee The Eagles should've known it Miami 4, GSU 2 Brewers 6-4. The loss was the wouldn't be their day when Tim Roth was good, but Kevin Brewers' seventh in a row. The scheduled starting pitcher Joey Purdy was better. Royals have won three straight. Crum accused of violation Hamilton was scratched due to a Roth pitched a complete game In other AL games: Texas 12, By PAT FORDE Minor. Both appeared to be look- that. stiff forearm. Boston 5; Cleveland 4, ©Copyright 1991. USA TODAY/Apple ing in the direction of the playing Crum said he entered the gym against the Miami Hurricanes California 1; New York 10, College Information Network floor as they talked. solely to find Minor. He said The Hurricanes roughed up Friday, allowing no walks and Cutler said Crum's presence only three singles over the final Oakland 6; Toronto 4, Chicago LEXINGTON, Ky. — A Minor had become depressed Hamilton's replacement, Jake violated an NCAA rule that pre- five innings. Roth overcame a 2; Minnesota 8, Detroit 3; Seattle Lexington television station has after breaking his foot, and Crum Greene, on their way to a 7-0 home vents coaches from observing rocky start that saw him surren- 5, Baltimore 4. accused University of Louisville wanted to talk with him to cheer win Saturday night. their players out of season. der seven hits and three walks in basketball coach Denny Crum of him up. Greene surrendered seven STACY ENDS DROUGHT: "I wonder if he'll turn himself the first three frames. an NCAA violation for having "I don't care what he (Cutler) runs through six innings. The Hollis Stacy ended a six- in," Cutler said on the air been present Tuesday at an on- says," Crum said. "I went in and freshman right-hander took the See HURRICANES, page 10 year drought Sunday with three Tuesday night, a remark he de- campus pickup game involving took Greg outside in the hall to loss to fall to 4-4. consecutive birdies on the back scribed Wednesday as "tongue- Louisville players. talk to him. I wasn't in there (the nine for a one-shot win at the in-cheek." However, Crum denied gym) for more than one or two Crestar-Farm Fresh Classic in NCAA rule 17.3.2.1.2 states: Wednesday that any violation minutes." Chesapeake, Va. Stacy's 3-un- "Prior to October 15, members of occurred, and at least one inde- der 69 and 6-under 282 total dn institution's coaching staff He added: "I didn't violate pendent witness backed up his passed Tammie Green, Elaine may not be involved with one or any rule. He (Cutler) doesn't version of the events. Crosby and Patty Sheehan as more team members at any loca- know. I don't go to watch my WLEX-TV sports anchor Alan Happy Hour they faltered over the last six tion in the following activities: players during the offseason. Cutler aired videotape Tuesday holes. She won $60,000 for her Observing student-athletes in There was no wrongdoing, but I night of Crum talking with in- Specials 5-7 pm 18th victory. any basketball activities, even if can't control what people say." jured player Greg Minor in the such activities are not arranged The amount of time spent in Student Activities Center gymna- by the institution's coach." the gym is important in deter- FRANKFURT DOWNS BIRMINGHAM: sium while other Cardinals Cutler said a "source" told him mining whether violations took Tony Baker's 6-yard touch- played. The videotape showed place, according to NCAA down run with 2:06 left in the Minor's foot in a cast, then Crum was in the'gym 15 minutes third quarter gave the showed Crum speaking with watching the game. Crum denied See CRUM, page 10 Frankfurt Galaxy (6-2) a 10-3 victory against Birmingham Sunday. After Win Lyle's sec- sol Hot Wine ond-quarter field goal, Birmingham (3-5) could not CRI sponsors state qualifer with Stubb's Oil following up with move the ball. Tom Whelihan By GARRETT HEABERLIN Steve Doster (Neal's), Chuck TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRI. & SAT second place. missed a 24-yard field goal at- Intramurals Publicity Coordinator Mueller (SAE), Randell Boone TALENT The winner of the co-rec tour- tempt for the German team but (Neal's), Roger Cason (Neal's), Softball news has swept the nament held April 26-28 also ad- NIGHT made one from 25 yards as the Rob McCormick (C-Men), Scott campus, with Campus Recreation vances to the Atlanta champi- Ladies' first half expired. McElroy (Pi Kappa Phi) and Greg Tell a joke! GSU LIVE and Intramurals sponsoring the onships, with this year's winner Houlihan (Sigma Nu). Sing! softball state qualifier May 3-5. being The Repeats. Entertainment This qualifier, which had 15 The Repeats also won the co- Dance! JENNINGS SETS WORLD RECORD: Night men's and four women's teams rec division last year in the On Thursday at 8:00 p.m., Tell a lie! Lynn Jennings outran 3,000 enter, was the prologue for the championships in Atlanta. The Thompson's from Savannah will others to win the Nike Women's May 17-19 Georgia Collegiate games are held yearly at the play Neal's on Lions Field. Race 8K (4.97 miles) at Softball Championships in Softball Country Club. At 9:00 p.m., the all-star team Washington, D.C., in 25:02, one OPEN FROM 2:00 P.M. UNTIL 1:00 A.M. Atlanta. In other softball news, an all- will play Thompson's on the second better than Grete Waitz's The top two teams from each star team was picked from the same field. world record, five seconds better division are allowed to go to the qualifier teams. than Jennings' U.S. record and championships. The all-stars are Chris Wright 12 seconds ahead of runner-up Neal's took first place with (SAE), Chris Abner (Who Susan Sirma of Kenya. Clifton's Forestry coming in sec- Cares?), Paul Mizell (Clifton's Jennings earned $5,000 in prise ond in the men's division. Forestry), Jay Berkner (Sea money and about $4,000 in Nike In the world of women's soft- Island Bank), David Lavender bonuses. ball, Sports Buff took first prize (SAE), Shane Abney (Neal's), M§r JEKYLL ONLY A FEW APARTMENTS ISLAND REMAIN AVAILABLE! *tax not included eries (per month) *162 spacious *f^9fP rooms * subject to *two swimming availability XK PA F=ft~r I\/I E IVJ pools *check out LOCATED ONHWY 67 1 MILE FROM GSU CAMPUS ^outdoor 7:00p.m. Sunday cabana *cneckzw after r\ CAUL: D^ana Martin *ideal W0p.m. Friday DAYS INN MANAGER beachfront call to reserve your room now 681-7797 location (912)635-3319 _ The Tuesday, May 14,1991 8 George-Anne

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WANTED: Female roommate(s) starteing fall quarter. No lease signed yet. Non-smokers and serious inquiries only, please. If interested, please contact me ASAP, ACROSS 681-4050 or LB 15560. (5/21) Need one female roommate to share a campus 1 Relief from grief ATTENTION ART MAJORS: MISCELLANY 1991-92 7 Brought into being couryard townhouse. Starting fall quarter. If interested, is looking for an assistant. Send Resume to LB 16177 • FREE CLASSIFIEDS -The George-Anne provides Ire* (Biblical) or contact Angela Whitlock at 681-1970. Hours are please call Meredith 681-2145 or Jenny 681-2553. 12 Well-paid, easy job classified listings to students faculty and staff members (5/21) 14 Entertainer Frankie of Georgia Southern University as a campus- neg. (5/24) Mature Female Roommate needed for fall qtr. of next 16 Concerning community service. Free classified ads should be written year. Share 1-BR apt. University Village. Contact abstinence in 25 words or less. The advertiser's name, Landrum Ricky 681-4417. (5/21) 17 Medium-sized sofa Box, and the classified category (listed below), must be 12 • Lost & Found 18 Egyptian dam included with your ad copy. All communication regarding Female roommate NEEDED at Stadium Walk. Low rent! Starting Fall. Call 681-1711. (5/21) 19 Nautical aid free classified ads must be In writing (absolutely NO free 21 Asner and McHahon classified ads will be accepted by phone... at this price HELP! Roommate needed for summer quarter in REWARD: A diamond emarald ring was lost 5/1/91. If 22 College subject, we don't take dictation). Free classified ads will be Eagle's Court. Only $350 for the whole summer! Call for short found, please call 681-9546. This has family momentos inserted into the newspaper in four consecutive issues, Derek at 681-3846. (5/21) 23 Vessel of injection unless we are instructed otherwise. Ads must be toil. (5721) Roommate Needed for summer quarter. Will have your fluid resubmitted in writing for additional insertions. Free ads ATTENTION: Anyone who stole my bookbag - need own room and full bath. Very Cheap. Call Andrew, 681- 24 Obstreperous child should be non-commercial in nature. Free classified stuff out of it, can have books, bookbag. Need glasses, 9419. (5/21) 25 Hit the listings should be mailed to The George-Anne, Landrum I.D. & notes. No Questions Asked. 852-5271 or 681- 26 Small glass bottle Box 8001, GSU. Deadline is noon TUESDAY or noon 1729. (5/21) Roommates needed summer quarter. 4-BR House in 27 Mont FRIDAY one week prior to publication. Sherwood forest. Rent Neg. Call David 681-7975. Found: April 30th, a pair of prescription glasses in 28 Russian news agency • COMMERCIAL LISTINGS - are available at $5.50 Landrum parking lot. Call 681-1050 to identify. (5/14) (5/21) 29 "Quiet!" per 50 words for two insertions in consecutive editions. Male or Female Roommate needed for summer quarter. 31 acid Classified display advertising is available at $5.50 per Own bedroom and bath Sussex Commons, Apt. 4. 33 's "Inferno" column inch per edition, with a one inch minimum size $175/month. Other rooms available in apt. Contact 34 Type of candy required. Payment should accompany ad, unless 13 •Misc. For Sale Anne 681-2655. (5/21) 35 Tie together advertiser has established credit. Tear sheets will be 37 Highway divisions 2-3 Roommates needed for apt. at University Village 38 Edible fish mailed upon written request. Contact the Advertising for summer quarter. $105/month + electricity and 40 Horse Department: ADS, LB. 8001, GSU, Statesboro, GA FOR SALE: Two 12" Kicker with BOX. Call 681-6854 telephone. Call Tommy or Patrick. 681-4073 after 30460 or call 912/681-5418. 5:00 pm. (5/21) 43 Bible book after 10pm. (5/21) 44 Strong beer ■ GENERAL CLASSIFIED POUCY- The advertiser is Simulated Corinthian Leather Hide-a-bed. Great Female Roommates needed - 3BR House across from 45 Fuss responsible for proofreading ads upon publication. Any condition. Erk slept on it, now you can for only $35. Call stadium. $200 Ref Dep, $200/mo for own room or 46 square errors will be corrected upon written notice. Ads should John or Kelly 764-3621. (5/21) $185/mo to share - Rent before 671 and get the rest of 47 Chicago airport be in good taste, and are subject to standard editing May free. Call 681-7137. (5/21) Edward Julius Collegiate CW83-22 Kenmore Washer and Dryer. $200(both) Contact 48 Up to now (2 wds.) procedures. The editors reserve the right to refuse any 49 Intertwine classified ad. Mitch Mock at 489-1908 after 5:00pm. (5/21) Roommate needed to sub-lease for summer qtr. in Sussex Commons. Fully furnished, including washer and 51 Speculation in CLASSIFIED CATEGORIES Men's and Lady's GSU watches. Brand new. $40. Call stocks 6 Hutch humanist dryer. $210/mont. Call Randy 681-2320. (5/21) 23 Pyromaniacal crime 39 reef 681-3946. (5/17) 53 Add water 7 metabolism 001-Announcements 24 Mix 40 Free taxi ride Wanted: Male roommate for fall quarter. Own room. 54 Well-educated 8 At any time 26 Major 0 02 - Arts t Crafts Large house. $150 +1/5 utilities. 7 min. from campus. (2 wds.) 55 Capital of Senegal 9 Narrow ship channel 27 Insipid 41 Sayings Call 681-3957 or 681-3946. (5/17) 003 -Autos for Sal* 56 Figures in the red 10 Changer 28 Mah-jongg pieces 42 Stabbed 14* Motorcycles 11 Ballet, e.g. 0 04-Auto Parts, Repair Female roommate needed for summer quarter. Eagle's 30 Dostoevsky's 44 Very thin Court. $150/month plus 1/4 utilities. Ask for Kathy, DOWN (2 wds.) "The " 45 Hauls 0 05 - Business Opportunities 681-4617. (5/17) 12 Put in a safe 31 Spider, e.g. 47 Prefix: eight 1986 Honda Nighthawk 450. Red and mechanically Nap 0 06-Child Car* Female roommate needed starting Fall quarter. Own place 32 Woman's veil 48 Drunkards sound. $750 firm. Call Chad at 764-6468. (5/21) street 34 Finished second bedroom; 2 mi. from campus; $150/month; 13 Get married 50 Diving bird 007-Education " , c'est moi" 35 "Como usted?" washer/dryer; non-smoker; Call 764-4447. Leave secretly 52 Japanese statesman 008-Freebies Scow: Fr. 15 " pas?" 36 Flemish painter message. (5/14) Director's term 0 09 - Furn'rture/Appliances 20 Crazy 15 • Musical Freshman girl entering GSU fall quarter looking for a 010-Garage Sales roommate to share expenses. Preferable new, nice, & 011-Help Wanted "cheap" apartment. Looking forward to a great year. Call: Teresa 912-267-7616. (5/14) 012-Lost & Found Phantom electric bass guitar with case. Excellent condition! Only $175! Call Jeff at 681-3973 after 3pm. Female roommate needed to share room. Starting fall 013-Miscellaneous for Sale (5/14) quarter. Rent plus 1/3 utilities. Non-smoker. Contact 014-Motorcycles Karen or Beth 681-3165. (5/14) The 015-Musical Roommate needed for summer and/or fall qtrs. Own 016 - Personal 16* Personal room, for more info, call Laura 489-8248. (5/14) Female roommate needed for summer quarter. Only George- 017-Pets&Supplies $120/month +1/3 utilities. Brand new duplex. Call Kim 018-Photography at 764-4149. (5/14) 019-Rentals/Real Estate B. Maverick, About that Saturday night, Saturday Night Live wasn't the only good thing you missed out on. 0 20 - Roommates Anne -See you at the Collegiate, Mike Hunt. (5/14) Presents 21 • Services 0 21 - Services Blair L, Thanks for the ride! We're only a skip and a hop 022-Sporting Goods from you. -See Ya, S.S., A.G., P.M. (5/14) 023-Stereo & Sound Hey Chip - Learn to drive and lie for your roomdog, Can you kiss? Mike Hunt. (5/14) TYPING: Fast, reasonable. From $1.25/page up 0 24-Swap & Trad* depending on legibility and format. Call Dottie at 489- Monday 025-Television & Radio YOU can put your own message in this space for Free. 3323 evenings until 10:30. (5/21) Drop by Williams Center, Room III or write LB 8001. 0 26 - Vans & Trucks (Sorry, Free personals apply to GSU students 8i faculty HOUSE/APARTMENT CLEANING: You have a $200 only) deposit on the line. Let me help you get it back. Start Wednesday, May 22,1991 027-Wanted now! Student rates - very, very reasonable. Will do dry 0 28 - Weekend Entertainment Daddy O. - You make my O's oooh sooo goood! Love, wall repair, steam clean your carpet, wash floors and Tuesday Your Buddy! (5/14) windows, etc. Call 489-3323 for details/appointments. at 7:30 P.M. in Foy, Gallery 303 0 29 - Too Late to Classify T.P. - You shouldn't have started it if you didn't think (5/21) you could handle the situation. (5/14) TYPING - Drop-off and pick-up on Campus. See Peggy in Room 116, South Building, or Call 681-5586 or 681- 6520. Quick service (usually overnight), very good Wednesday This "Evening" features art from 01 •Announcements 17 • Pets & Supplies rates. (NKD) the 1991 Miscellany, so come and UNIVERSITY TYPING SERVICE. Word processing for faculty and students. Term papers to books. Editing enjoy free entertainment and food. UNDECLARED MAJORS - Advisement for Summer included. Letter quality printing. Marjorie Bell, Ed.D. 7 foot Red Tail Boa w/75 gallon aquarium and hot rock. 681-3716. (NKD) Thursday and Fall Quarter will be in the Academic Advisement $350. Calll Chad at 764-6468. (5/21) Center (Blue Building) from May 13 to May 31,1991. If you prefer to meet with a specific advisor listed, please For Sale: One female CSA registered Seal Point call us at 681-5401....Marinell Armstrong, Bill Becker, Himalayan kitten. Call 764-2935 after 6:00. (5/17) Susan Boddiford, Don Brown, Paul Brown, Brenda 22 • Sporting Goods Carter, Cheryl Claborne, Rose Marie Clark, Rose Mary Friday Depaolo, Hal Fulmer, Dot Golden, Nancy Huffman, 19 • Rentals/Real Estate Louise Keys, Doris Lanier, Susie Lanier, Jeanne McDougald, Michelle McManus, Michael Moore, David For Sale: Raleish Road bike. 58cm, Reynolds 531, Look for us! Moskowitz, Sandra Moskowitz, Martha Nolen, Janet shimano 105 index, New microshell helmet, O'Brien, Dee Ramsey, Virginia Rowden, Cynthia Sikes, Must Sublease. At Bermuda Run Apts. Own bedroom cyclocomputer. $300. Call Kelly 764-3621. (5/21) (bed, stereo, desk, etc.), own bathroom, walk-in-closet. Cathy Shriver, Pat Snee, Janna Taubee, Durelle Tuggle, For Sale: 26-inch ten speed bike. Call: 839-2224, 1/4 Utilities. $175. Call Joey 681-9581. (5/24) Jan Weisenborn, Deborah Westcot. (NKD) Statesboro. (5/14) Going fast...New Knight Village Apartments. Low rent. The Criminal Justice Club will be holding a conference FOR SALE - 1988 Schwin Le Tour bike. 12-speed, May 22nd in the Univ. Union. There will be many guest Newly remodeled. Friendly management. Call David at 681-4686 before it's loo late. (5/21) Suntour componants, and Scott Aero II bars. Great speakers, including GSU's own Dr. George Cox, who will condition, has hardly been rode. Asking $275. Call Nick HONEST BOB-LIVE! be debating the topic of the Death Penalty. Also, a RENT FOR SUMMER!! 3-BR, 1-BA House. at 681-2015. (5/2) famous forensics expert will be having a demonstration $345/month. Utilities average $60-$70. 5-7 minutes at 2:00pm regarding missing children. Registration will from campus. Call 764-B309. (5/21) Padded, adjustable weight bench with leg extension, begin at 8:00am and the fee will be $3.00 in advance dumb bells, and weights. Asking $75. Call Laura at Wednesday 9:00 'til... and $5.00 at the door. ($7.50 more for lunch) (5/21) Must Sublease: 1BR, 1 BA. University Village, 839-2224, Statesboro. (5/2) $304/month. Great for 1 person or 2. Call 681-9497. GSU's Non-Traditional Student Meeting on Thursday, (5/21) Specials - Specials - Specials May 16 @ 5:15pm. Room 275 in Student Union RENTALS AVAILABLE, CALL NADINE AT 764- Building. Program: Election of officers and Exercise 23 * Stereo & Sound 5003. (summer rentals available also). (5/21) 3 s S O H V N V a Program presented by Reba Barnes. (5/14) I s •' 1 ■ & 3 3 X X College Vue Apartment for sale. Across from Oxford a a 3 1 3 x n 3 i a Come join us in the Environmental Organization! We Field. In great condition; assumable loan; a great 3 3 V X 0 I ■o V 3 3 V 3 N 3 meet on Tuesdays at 7:30pm in Room 252 in the Union. investment. Call 681-62B4. (5/21) ' Car speakers lor sale. Complete box with two 12" MTX a V i 0 s 3 a 1V H ()■ I H 3 Fun!- Fun!- Fun! Please help if you can! (5/21) Terminator speakers and two 60 watt Alphasonik 0 a 0 1 X n 0 X S s X 3 V YOU can put your own message in this space for FREEI Apartment: Summer lease available. Fully furnished Amplifiers. Only one year old. Call 681-4099. (5/14) Tuesday & Thursday P.M. $3.99 except bedroom. Located in Eagle's Court. Contact 3 V N ■ a 0 a 3 s s 3 N V 1 Drop by the Williams Center, Room 111 or write LB. Chad at 6B1-6784. (5/17) Pioneer Car Stereo for sale. (Super Tuner I $125. Call a N I a ■ 'i N I 3 V a i (+tax and Gratuity 8001. (Sorry, Free Announcements apply to GSU 681-6504. (5/14) 3 X N V 0 O X I V students & faculty only) FOR SALE: 1990 Mobile Home, 14 X 56, 2 BR/1 BA, w 3 D N 3 3 I ■ s s V X set up in Country Lakes, Central heat/air, washer/dryer, : All You Can _.- -.._. mini-blinds, curtains, underpinned, large deck, clothes tf N V 3 a x 3 n a 3 A V H line, like new! Call 681-1888. (5/17) 27* Wanted .1. V a a 1 n d w V X V X S 03 • Autos For Sale S 3 ■ V N FOR RENT: 1-2-3 Bedroom Apartments and Houses a a 0 s N V M s V Eat Buffet! PIG OUT! available summer and fall. Furnished or unfurnished. 3 3 i I 3 s T V l O X 3 3 X Near Campus. Call 764-2525. (5/14) Needed - Mature, quiet, female, spirit-filled, Christian N O i V A v a a n 3 3 N I S 1981 HONDA ACCORD -- 4DR; 5SP; Subleasing fully furnished apartment in Campus roommate to move in immediately. Pay 1/2 rent + 1/2 | X V D 3 a ■ 3 3 V 3 O s ■ AM/FM/Cassette Stereo w/4 Speakers; Repainted Courtyard for summer quarter. No deposit and rent is utilities. Call 489-1976. (5/21) I Summer 1989; Reupholstered Summer 1990; Good, neg. Call 681-2360 for all details. (5/14) Dependable Transportation; Records Available; $2000 OBO; 681-0103(D); 764-4497 (N). (5/24) Must sublease. Available upon request. 2 bedroom, 2 bath. No deposit. Rent neg. Call 681-6648 after 1 pm. 1986 Z-28. V-8, black on black. All power. Looks and (5/14) LAST CHANCE runs great. Reduced to $6500. Call 681-7242. (5/24) Must sublease! 1 BR/1 BA. $450 for summer quarter. 1989 Mustang LX. Loaded. $7000. Call 681-2378, Furnished if needed. Call Stephanie 764-7858 or 764- ask for Bev. (5/24) 8084 nights. (5/14) ATTENTION 1971 convertble Fiat Spider. New Paint Job (white) Apartment for summer rental. 2 BR/ 2 BA. Close to Steel belted radial tires. Looks and runs great. Best campus. #24 Park Place. Please call ASAP. 681- offer. Phone 912-355-6763. Ask for Shan. (5/24) 9169. Possible neg on rent. (5714) ORGANIZATIONS 1985 Jeep Cherokee Laredo 4X4. Heavy duty cooling, Spring Quarter Subleasing new apartment in Pine towing, A/C, tilt steering, rear window wiper/washer. Haven. One bedroom, one bath. Furnished or Call or Come by the Southern Asking $5300 OBO. Call 681-9423. (5/21) unfurnished. Call 681-9533 or 681-7290. (3/8) 1982 280ZX. Blue, 5-speed, A/C. Excellent condition, NOW RENTING FOR FALL 1991. Greenbriar & MciscI Reflector Office to sign up for the power everthing, Blaupunkt pull-out stereo, alarm, Hawthorne Apts. Large Units, with lots of extras! Sign sheepskin seatcovers, tinted windows, all maintenance up now to guarantee. Call Hendley Properties at 21 Absolutely-Final-Ultimate-Not-To- records. $4900 OBO. 681-9284, Randy. (5721) Greenbriar, 681-1166. (NKD) 1975 Lancia Beta Coupe. Silver w/read interior. Be-Offered-Again-This-Year- Remanufactured engine. Good interior. Good body - See to appreciate. $2300. 681-7152. Graphics Concluding-Grand-Finale-And-Last- 20 • Roommates 1972 Cutlass Supreme. Very clean. Very dependable. Must sell quick, need school money. 764-2228. (5721) Chance Opportunity for Your Group 1989 Vokswagon GTI - Great car! Low miles, 5-speed, 1 Male Roomate nneeded. 91-92 school year. Fully CD player. Wouldn't sell, but need money. $6,000 furnished house across from stadium. $425/quarter to be included in the final edition OBO. Call Scon Riddle @ 681-9486. (5/17) +1/4 utilities. Calll Steve at 681-77B3. (5724) 2 Roommates needed for 4 BR/ 4BA Apt. Summer of the Southern Reflector tor this 1984 Honda Magna 700. 4,200 miles. Showroom quarter only. $150/month + 1/4 utilities, (neg) quality. Must see to appriciate. 681-6094. (5/14) Washer/dryer. Call Robby at 681-9555. (5/24) year. (If you missed the photographer in the fall) 1978 Mercedes Benz 240D (white). Great condition, 28 One or two roommates needed for summer quarter. mpg, cold A/C, low mileage, new tires, all service records. $450 for whole quarter + 1/4 utilities. Share room in Contact Pete - 681-9728. (5/14) Eagle's Court. Call 681-3151. (5/24) Traditionally Deadline May 14, 1991 Roommate needed for summer quarter. Stadium Walk. 09 • Furniture/Appliances Own bedroom, $457. For more info, call 681-7876 and Williams Center ask for Tiffany. (5/24) Wonderful Roommate needed for summer and/or next school year. Rooms 106-108 Nice house located across from campus. Call 489- * Loft for sale. Meets all GSU dorm room requirements. 3052 for details. (5/21) .» T-Shirts Call 681-5305 Call Donna or Jenny for details. 681 -2006. (5/21) Roommates: Desperately needed for summer quarter. between 11 am Queen size waterbed for sale. $100 OBO. Call Darby One female to sublease a 2BR apt. $139/month + 1/3 at 489-3199 anytime after 4:00. (5/21) utilities. Own room. Washer/dryer. (NO extra utilities to and 2 pm daily. King size water bed with book shelve head-board. use them) Ask for Jennifer, 764-3828. (5721) Asking $200 OBO. CaH 681-4610. Ask for Mik*. Male rommate needed. Own furnished bedroom. (5/21) $205/month for spring and/or summer qtr. 681-6860. 60 East Main Street • Statesboro • 489-8843 (5/21) Tuesday, May 14,1991 10 George-Anne

McCroan Auditorium. Each $4.50 for general admission. Conference Shakespeare Drivin' Theater show will begin at 8:00. The Tickets can be bought at the door Continued from page 6 Continued from page 5 Continued from page 5 tickets will be $1.00 for GSU stu- or call 681-5801 for more Continued from page 1 Theatre South will present The dents $2.50 for children 12-18 and information. Threepenny Opera May 15-18, in Standards Act, and the scenes from King Lear, Twelfth ing any problems between each Agricultural Worker Protection Night, The Taming of the Shrew, other? Acts. and The Merry Wives of Tim: Well, that's all publicity All participants will be en- Windsor. s... ,man. They'll say anything to couraged to meet informally with They use a variety of get people to talk about them. But, the speakers during breaks. costumes. The performers we're getting along great. It's The conference, which is free basically create their own like we are bound together, and and open to the public, is spon- costumes or borrow them from it's like it's us against the world. Theatre South. There's no internal conflict at NOW sored by the Student Society for Human Resource Management The plays are usually chosen all. dude. and the School of Business. by Quince himself, but sometimes G-A: Well, do you have any- the actors give their input. thing else that you would like to The actor take their roles say to the George-Anne's read- LEASING Murder seriously and seem to have fun ers? while doing it. They usually only Continued from page 2 Tim: Just that Drivin' 'n' practice a couple of nights before Cryin' strong as ever, we're the actual performance. The rest kickin' a... in America as far as rollment. is up to them. They work on the the charts and the radio and MTV But even investigators, who memorization at home on their goes. We're doing better than have spent $3 million and fielded own time. It is obvious that the ever, and I think we're going to 6,500 leads in the case, say that no actors love to put these plays on. just keep on working hard and one can fully relax before an ar- The performances are great keep touring, and keep playing SUSSEX rest is made. and also amusing at the same rock'n'roll because that's our Said Joyce: "This case has not time. It is funny to watch your lives. been solved. It's still hanging out professors flub a line or two. there like a dark cloud." •*- Aid Hurricanes -AND- Continued from page 7 Continued from page 1 A student pays a $49 fee and in for money and 13 student loan CHANDLER SQUARE Unfortunately for Roth, his one step has all areas of financial options. aid and public and private schol- counterpart had an even better The student chooses three col- APARTMENTS night. Purdy also tossed a com- arships researched. The student leges and is given cost of attend- plete game, allowing just six hits receives a 40-50 page individual- ing, money saving options of- to lead Miami to a 4-2 victory. ized report, with an average of 35 fered, and each school's finan- - 4 Bedrooms, 2 to 3 Baths Purdy improved to 7-4 with the scholarships they are nominally cial aid performance. win, while Roth fell to 4-3. eligible for, state and federal pro- - Washers and Dryers Todd Greene drilled a solo grams, individualized financial The average amount of money - Decks and Patios homer in the first inning to give planning strategies to help the received by a student using the the Eagles their only lead of the student increase the size of his report is $1,200. The report is - Pool, Volleyball and Basketball Courts series. The blast was the 25th of award, 22 tips to increase chances guaranteed. the year for Greene, the national leader in round-trippers. The homer was the 51st of Greene's career, moving him into sole possession of second place on the all-time GSU list. BEAT THE RUSH! Greene trails only Ben Abner, who hit 59 from 1982-84. The GSU lead didn't last long. Miami scored single runs in the CALL 681-6765 first and second and two in the Highway 301 South third, Gino Dimore was the key to each of the first two runs. Dimore led off the first with a triple and Wednesday - Ladies Night scored on a double-play grounder to third. Dimore's sacrifice fly in Thursday-GSU Night "Specials" the second drove in Juan Llames for a 2-1 Hurricane lead. With the bases loaded in the third, Alex Miranda grounded into a 4-6-3 double play that scored Thursday May 16th - Peter Adonis NOW LEASING / COMPLETLY FURNISHED a run. (Women Only) Greene also drove in GSU's Four Bedroom, 2 Vz Bath Townhouse Apartments second run. Chris Petersen dou- Thursday May 23rd - Joker's Wild bled down the first base line with one out in the sixth, went to third on an errant pickoff attempt and Friday May 31st People Who Must scored on Greene's grounder. Call for Reserved Tables Crum 681-9000 or 681-4394 Continued from page 7

Director of Legislative Services Rick Evrard. "I really don't have a defini- UNIVERSITY UNION IN STATESBORO, GA. tion of what 'observe' means," Evrard said. "A quick glance, a one-minute stand-and-watch, a THEATER half-hour sit-down analysis, I'm not sure where we stand." Louisville Courier-Journal Thursday & Friday, May 16 & 17 reporter Russ Brown and sports APARTMENTS anchor Bob Domine of WAVE- TV in Louisville were in Crum's FROM RUSSIA WITH LOVE... company at the Student Activities Center. That Stand Brown said he was in the y^zsz^E?^ Louisville coaches' office, a floor above the gymnasium, when 5 "&• Crum came in saying he was looking for Minor. Brown said he "MARVELOLSO LITERATE, told Crum that Minor was in the From the Rest gym, and Crum left. Brown said RAvlSHINGLY GOOD-LOOKING he followed Crum down to the ...DENSE WITH DEM, Finally! You have the gym "a few minutes" after the GATHERINGS PACKED WITH- t«vid bun. WIT? nmn exclusive opportunity 3WSUHXMN1I !■* ^^~ coach. to join us at... The When Brown arrived, Crum Gatherings at Georgia was outside the gym with his arm aturday & Sunday, May 18 &19 \ \ ^^ri Southern University. around Minor. Brown said Crum Our luxury, 4 bedroom, 3 \f/J' "*""'"- spoke briefly with Minor, himself ^^*^?' 7s. and Domine, then left. He said 2 V2 bath, energy- the time lapse between his arrival efficient "townhomes" \ -7 ^^ Schwarzenegger GET) 3RGIA \7 downstairs and Crum's was are specifically de- /SO JTHEHN--V ■ LIN VERSITV \ much less than 15 minutes. IS signed to meet the / \ The videotape showed by the needs of today's ^^J/l7»l station apparently was shot dur- Kinelsrgarfen college student. ing coverage of North Carolina First Floor i \ FEATURES transfer Clifford Rozier's official • Wired for Telephone, Cable TV. & Computer Modem • Fully Furnished With Designer Interiors visit to Louisville. Capabilities • Private Bedrooms/Individual Leases COP AMENITIES As an undercover cop... • On-Site Security With Guard • Luxurious Landscaping he's in a class by himself. • Each Unit is Equipped With All Major Appliances • Private Clubhouse Including: • Swimming Pool With LArge Tanning Deck & Lounging Washer/Dryer Dishwasher Furniture Range/Oven Disposal • Tennis, Basketball & Volleyball Courts Tzzarimp Microwave Vacuum Step Up in "Class" A Style You Deserve. Refrigerator/Freezer SPECIAL PIZZA FIESTA Central Airconditioning and Heating "First 20 units at $199.00 per person/month" ^ Includes Salad Bar Come early for seating I with The Ultimate Student Address ,A ~99 Student ID l| get your popcorn and 312 Jones Mill Road • Statesboro, GA 30458 drinks at the EVERYDAY! concession stand General 11 am - 2 pm Admission 489-3811